Which term describes a route for pedestrians?

Which term describes a route for pedestrians?

• A. Symbols Showing Emergency Diversion Route for Motorway Traffic
• B. End of Controlled Parking Zone
• C. Route for Pedestrians
• D. Entrance to Controlled Parking Zone

Answer: (C)

A route for pedestrians is a designated path where people on foot should walk, separating foot traffic from vehicles for safety and clarity. The term that describes this is the one that literally states “Route for Pedestrians,” because it names the purpose of the path directly—it's a wayfinding label for pedestrian movement. The other options relate to parking zones or motorway vehicle diversions, not to the path pedestrians should take. The first refers to emergency diversion signs for motorways, and the last two indicate parking zone boundaries and endpoints.

A route for pedestrians is a designated path where people on foot should walk, separating foot traffic from vehicles for safety and clarity.

The term that describes this is the one that literally states “Route for Pedestrians,” because it names the purpose of the path directly—it's a wayfinding label for pedestrian movement.

The other options relate to parking zones or motorway vehicle diversions, not to the path pedestrians should take. The first refers to emergency diversion signs for motorways, and the last two indicate parking zone boundaries and endpoints.